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I’ve been going to I/ITSEC for many years now. If you’re not familiar with I/ITSEC, it’s the premier event for modeling, simulation and training systems […]
Here at Rustici Software we’re in a unique position in the industry as we provide eLearning standards support for hundreds of learning platforms and have […]
Seven years. That’s how long xAPI (then it was called Tin Can API .95 version) has been out in the world. From release improvements to […]
Last year I wrote about the IEEE xAPI Base Standard working group, and how we are continuing the process of preparing the existing xAPI 1.0.3 […]
Over the past couple months, I have been pursuing the creation of a new xAPI Profile: the Audio Profile! This Profile has recently been approved […]
Recently someone came to us looking for recommendations on how to get more detailed reporting from an assessment published as cmi5 from their authoring tool. […]
There has been a recent uptick in the number of questions received by our support group involving cmi5 implementations, specifically on the content side. This […]
At a recent event, we were surprised to find out how few people had heard of Attachments as a part of xAPI. So in that […]
The following article is written by guest blogger Marjaana Jokinen, an incurably development-oriented learning engineer and information developer. Learn more on her blog. To submit […]
Recently, we received an inquiry from someone who was trying to make sense of xAPI. They had a few specific questions that were interesting, so […]
If you’ve been following this blog for a long time, you’ll know that it’s gone through a number of iterations. From TinCanAPI.com to ExperienceAPI.com to […]
We’re excited to announce that Rustici Software will be heading to iFest August 27-29 in Alexandria, VA to spend a few days with ADL as […]
